We looked at market data on lowest avg occupancy in one of the submarkets we were in and it hit 85% in 2009 as the very low point while our sensitivity model showed we can make money at 80% and B/E at 75%...and this was a pretty deep recession. 

They are also very time sensitive.

In both sets of those example routine errors that >75% of tax professionals (who are mostly idiots, just like my profession) will make 100% of the time (and there are MANY others) it can be solved on a refinance transaction where timing isn't an issue, but our time-sensitive purchase transactions - where it takes the tax professional more than 48 hours to respond to a simple email with clarity when we have a 21 day close of escrow that the client is contractually obligated to (I'm already hearing your common sense objections, and do not disagree, but most tax professionals take days and weeks to respond to simple emails) - are sometimes screwed up.

Could be a sensitive situation, and you may make yourself seem uncouth.

@Lois Agbor, I wouldn't recommend for newbies to go searching for properties where they would be trying to beat the Banks at THEIR game.Rather, I suggest that it's easier to cut your teeth with motivated Sellers who DO have equity.

The lower end Roku units without the Wifi remote are not as responsive and easy to use.The new Apple TV units I think are not easy to use because of the touch sensitive remote - requires too much dexterity for an older person or child to use effectively.

It would be worthwhile if you are in syndications to ask for the sensitivity analysis to see how the property holds up against changes to rent and occupancy. 

He has stated he is sensitive to mold & allergens.

No judge will give you the security deposit because your new tenant is sensitive to dander. 

IRA’s are a very sensitive investment—anything related to a retirement nest egg is.I see it being very difficult to 1.